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AI in Expert Witness Testimony- What Litigators Need to Know About LLM Discovery Risks (opens the original)
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Generative AI tools have quietly entered the expert witness process, and recent litigation developments show how exposed that process can become. Experts who use AI tools like ChatGPT or other LLMs to help draft reports may be creating a detailed, time-stamped record of their reasoning that opposing counsel can obtain and use to undermine the expert at deposition or trial. Courts are already ordering disclosure of AI prompts and outputs used in expert work, and Rule 29 stipulations that once shi
Carrie Douglas (opens the original)
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Carrie Douglas is a passionate advocate who works tirelessly to achieve maximum reimbursements from commercial payors and third-party administrators for hospital systems, ambulatory surgery centers and large physician practices. She represents clients in a variety of reimbursement related legal disputes, involving managed care contracts and other payor-provider disputes wherein she uses her efforts to resolve matters at the pre-litigation stage. Carrie has extensive experience on matters pertain
Offtake Agreements for Power Projects: What Developers, Lenders and Corporate Buyers Need to Know (opens the original)
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Electric generation projects rarely get built, let alone financed, without a long-term contract locking in revenue. That contract, referred to as an offtake agreement, determines whether a project can attract limited-recourse debt and whether investors are willing to commit capital to construction. Surging power demand from AI and data center development is reshaping how these agreements are structured and negotiated. New buyer profiles, novel delivery arrangements and shifting risk allocation a
Brian P. Teaff (opens the original)
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Brian Teaff has a multifaceted tax practice, advising clients in connection with tax-exempt financings and other business transactions in the public finance area, as well as counseling public charities and private foundations on a wide range of tax planning and compliance matters. In addition, Brian advises a variety of types of clients with respect to the "opportunity zone" provisions enacted under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. In his public finance practice, Brian serves as tax counsel on
Arnaud Bélisaire (opens the original)
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Arnaud Bélisaire has over 20 years of experience advising project developers, utilities, investment funds and financial institutions on project development, acquisition and financing transactions in the energy and infrastructure sectors in France and francophone Africa. He advises clients on matters related to corporate, property, regulatory, contracts (including PPA, concession agreements), share purchase agreements, and turnkey and turbine supply agreements.
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